The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-21
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Personals and other News Items told In
Short Paragraphs.

simmer at pretty lively rate.
- Some Improvements are going on ON
Fifth street in the way of paving, &c.
A series of revival meetings were be-
gun atthe Baptist church last Sunday night.
Messrs. Crutchfield & Macarthur lost
ono of their fine omnibua horses Saturday |
evening
- The colored K of L. will erect hall
in which to hold their meetings, on North
Liberty street. /
Mr.. A. w. Lemmond, of "tafy" fame,
has established writing class here. He is /
a good penman.
Judge E. T. Boykin spent some days
in Winston last week. The Judge has been
visiting our city often of late.
Mr. R. D. Mosely, whose residence was
destroyed by fire some weeks ago, has rebuilt
and his new residence is nearly completed.
The Salem Literary society discussed
the question of "Woman Suffrage" Friday
night. The question was won by the mega
tive.
The Salem Water Supply Company
have begun putting in their apparatus.
They will connect with the Winston Water
Works.
The funeral of Mrs. Pauline A. Null
will be preached at Old Town by Rev. S.
H. Helsabeck, on the second Sunday in
next month.
- There were no services at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning and night,
at Presbytry at New Berne.
&C. B. Watson, Esq, has been appointed
by the Governor a Commissioner of the
Winston Graded School, to supply the va
cancy caused by the death of the Rev. DR..
Wiley
Messrs. f. 7. Wade and Nathan Sted-
man have bought out Mr.. E. J. Aliens in
forest in the grocery establishment and will
conduct the business in future under the
style of Wade & Stedman.
- Messrs. Rodgin & Sullivan are rapidly
closing ont their stock, and Messrs. Vaughn
| & Pepper expect shortly to begin the work
of pulling down the cid building prepare
tory to the erection of their new store.
The elm trees in front of Col. J. A
Bltting's residence have already put out
their leaves, which are now nearly full size
They look green and refreshing, and are
very suggestive of the near approach O
spring time.
= The subscription fund of the Twin-City
Cornet Band has run up to about $50, ane
the Band has ordered four new Instrument
and will get an entirely new outfit soo1
as practicable, when they hope to have ;
Band that will be source of pride to win
ston.
- Mr. A. Kennedy has had an elegan
furniture dray built by Mr.. F. c. Mining, o
Salem, to be used by his establishment il
Greensboro. Mr.. Robert Kennedy drov,
down through the country to Greensbor
with the new vehicle Tuesday morning. Sh
is regular "daisy."
- The Charlotte Chronicle of last Thurs
day published the address of DIR. H. 7
Bahnson, of Salem, before the North Care
lima Medical Society, then in session a
; Charlotte. DIR. Bahnson was President c
| the association, and his address is highl
; commended by the press of Charlotte.
Up till Sunday, when there was such
pleasant rain, the condition of our street
was such as to make it most disagreeable t
walk around, and as hot weather comes O
it will be almost unbearable unless sire.
L
attended to- By all means let US have
street sprinkler.
We clip the following from the Davt
Times of last week Mr.. ohm II. Church,
died Monday evening at Pennington, age
5S years He was in town Wednesday,
last week, and under the influence of liquo
He continued to drink until he fell into
, stupor, and died in that condition Monda
r evening" Mr.. Churchill called at our offit
a few days before and paid his subscription
We think he must have gone straigl
, through to paradise.
- The Soire~ Musicale given by Pre-
} George Margraff- Tuesday night at Sale
Academy was one Of the most polished ar
refined entertainments ever rendered in II
: musical old town of Salem. The programn
t consisted of a perfect stream of the choice
S musical gems, consisting of Songs, piar
solos, duos, &c. The'vocal solo by Miss
S Dunlop, entitled, "Mother, will Ask Me
was pronounced charming bysall, and w
4 enthusiastically applauded. The song
e Miss S. Hunnicut has also been universal
S complimented. She has the voice of
artist, and her song was beautifully re
: dered. The piano duo, entitled "Blue Da
. ube," by Misses K Penn and L: Brow
/ was very fine. The entire entertainrne